Word: scorers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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With E. T. Gerry '31, captain of last year's championship Freshman team, and G. O. Clark '31, leading scorer of that aggregation, as teammates for Captain Clark, the University team is considered potentially strong. Tonight's encounter will be one of the regular League games of the Commonwealth Polo Club of which the University team is a member in the senior division. The University Second team which opened its season with an overwhelming victory over the Battery A group last Saturday, and the Freshman team which meets the University Seconds for its initial game next Saturday are members...
...seven against Worcester will occupy the center's berth. H. T. Wenner '30 and D. J. O'Connell '29 will have regular places at forward. J. S. Rex '31, whose form has been improving, showed up unusually well in the Worcester game, and is expected to be a high scorer tonight. T. E. Farrell '31, captain of last year's freshman outfit, will occupy the position at right guard, while Rex will be in the opposite berth...
...Gerry '31 was the individual star and high scorer of the game with 9 goals. B. O. Clark '31, who players with Gerry on last year's Freshman outfit also showed remarkable promise. Playing for Danvers four, A. Mason also contributed many brilliant shots, and totalled 3 goals for his team...
...prepared for college at Milton where he directed the team in his senior year. Coming to Harvard with an excellent reputation to uphold, he fully lived up to expectations by capably piloting his team throughout the season. In addition to filling the quarterback post, he was the high scorer of the team, counting in five games four touchdowns and one field goal. In his Sophomore year Putnam began the season in suspicious fashion. His wise selection of plays combined with a certain degree of daring were largely responsible for a close victory over Dartmouth. Shortly after this however, an injury...
...Miller '27, former Crimson star on track and gridiron, and C. A. Pratt '28, a consistent scorer in weight events for University teams of the past three years, qualified for competition in the Eastern Olympic tryouts this Saturday at the Yankee Stadium in New York City by virture of their victories in the 100-metre dash and discus throw respectively. Each was wearing the unicorn...